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PARTII: COMPLEX ANIMALSCHAPTER 8

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• INVERTEBRATES1. Phylum: Sponges

2. Phylum: Stinging cell

3. Phylum: Flatworm

4. Phylum: Roundworm

5. Phylum: Segmented worms

6. Phylum: Mollusk (soft-bodied)

7. Phylum: Arthropods

• Class– Insecta– Arachnid– Crustacean

8. Phylum: Echinoderms– Starfish

Ch 7 and 8 Outline

• VERTEBRATES1. Phylum: Chordate

• Class

1. Jawless Fish

2. Cartilage Fish

3. Bony Fish

4. Amphibians

5. Reptiles

6. Birds

7. Mammals

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1. Arthropods(Jointed-legs)

• Invertebrate• Largest phyla (3/4 of all animals on earth!!)• Exoskeleton

– Segmented body• Head• Thorax• Abdomen

• Bilateral symmetry• Appendages

– Legs, wings, antennae• Grow by molting

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1. ArthropodClass: Arachnid

• 8 legs ( 4 pairs)

• No antennae

• 2 body segments

• Spiders, scorpions, ticks

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1. ArthropodClass: Insecta

• 6 legs (3 pairs)

• 3 body segments

• 2 pairs of wings (most)

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1. ArthropodClass: Crustacea

• Mostly Marine animals

• 2 pairs of Antennae

• 4 pairs of walking legs

• Some...1 pair of “pinchers”

• Crab, lobster, shrimp,

crayfish

Sowbug

Crayfish

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2. Spiny-skin animals(a.k.a. Echinoderm)

• Radial symmetry

• “Spines” on skin

• 5-part body

• Tube feet used for

movement, feeding, attachment.

• Example: starfish

Tube feet

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Vertebrates *(Chordates)

• Backbone

• Endoskeleton

• Most complex of all animals

• 7 Classes of Vertebrates

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1. Jawless Fish

• All aquatic (live in water)• Cold-blooded• Breathe with gills• No jaws• No scales (smooth skin)• No bone

– Made of cartilage

• Ex: Lamprey – parasitic

Lamprey

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2. Cartilage Fish

• Skeleton made of Cartilage

• Jaws, scales, and paired fins

• Examples:– Sharks– rays

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3. Bony Fish

• Largest class of fish

• Skeletons are made of bone

• Swim bladder– Fills with gas….floats– Empties…sinks

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4. Amphibians

• Lives on water and on land (webbed feet)

• Cold-blooded (may hibernate)

• Fertilization in water. Why?

• Breathe = lungs and/or gills, and thru skin

• Can be poisonous…(poison dart frog)

Salamander Tree Frog

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5. Reptiles

• Dry scaly skin

• Cold-blooded

• Terrestrial (live and reproduce on land)– Eggs with shell…why important?

• Most have claws

Anaconda killing a crocodile

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6. Birds

• Warm blooded

• Wings, beak, 2 legs

• Feathers

• Shelled eggs

• No teeth…beak adapted to food

• Hollow bones– Why important?

Ostrich:

World’s largest bird

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7. Mammals

• Warm blooded

• Females : mammary gland

• Hair (whales and dolphins???)

• Develop offspring inside the body, except…– Kangaroo: pouch– Platypus: egg-laying

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Examples of mammals...

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